fortran77

> The correct interpretation for most people is "I bought my car because it was a good car and now for reasons beyond my control it may appear to be a political statement. Also sorry for giving that guy money, I didn't know he would spend it on Trump."

No, he had it right. Those stickers are idiotic. It won't make anyone like them any better. Sell the car if you don't like it that much.

Then sell the car. Putting the sticker on the car won't make you look good in the eyes of either Elon fans or Elon detractors.

I'm surprised S sales are so low. I would have thought they'd be much better than the cybertruck.

I was once told I couldn’t present a calorie counting/diet app at an Elm conference because it violated their CoC about discrimination based on “body size”.

Yes. They really should have just put a notice up that they're no longer distributing AdaFruit products and direct people to Adafruit website.

> People also rejected fudge shaped like dog feces

Have you ever seen the popular Halloween party food "Cat Litter Box Cookies"?

Here's some examples: https://www.cdkitchen.com/recipes/recs/302/Litterbox_Cookies...

https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/15195/cat-poop-cookies-ii/

In my experience, people don't mind eating them. We served them at a Humane Society event once.

I only go to massage parlors that display their ASCAP or BMI license in the window. I wouldn't be happy getting an ending if some musician is being ripped off.

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People know in GLP-1 will tell me it “changed their metabolism”. Few fat people want to admit that they’re simply eating less, and if they ate less without drugs they’d also lose weight.

I worry that eventually fat people on GLP-1 will figure out a way to over eat, just as people with stomach reduction learned to sip calories all day long and get fat again…

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What could possibly go wrong, giving nukes to AI?

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They should open one for spicy Jamaican chicken

I believe that if someone (or some company) changes their ways we should accept that and not condemn them forever.

> This just feels like an appeal to anti-Microsoft clicks

Exactly. Did you notice the one comment on his blog? It's a Linux zealot saying "Linux".

THere's a chance that there was a hardware failure and _that's_ why the update was failing. And not a failed update that caused the hardware failure.

Either way, may the memroy of your Snapdragon Dev Kit be a blessing.

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A far cry from "free."

3D printed miniatures are best printed not on FDM machines (the kind most hobbiest have) but on SLA machines. I'm not a gamer, but for Model Railroading, FDM 3D printing has changed the way a lot of modeling of architecture is done. For printing little HO scale people, SLA is a must -- and it's too messy/smelly/dangerous for me to deal with.

I think readers are free to interpret a work of fiction any way they choose to, and nobody should be chided for "misunderstanding" anything.

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Today you can get the NanoVNA which is the same concept but much more accessible with built in display.

Happy dialing!